An old jeweler’s trick could unlock next-generation nuclear clocks

Newsroom | UCLA·Dec 10

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A technique used by jewelers may have an application in the development of next-generation nuclear clocks. This method, related to electroplating, could potentially allow for the creation of smaller, more precise clocks. The advancement of nuclear clocks is an area of ongoing research, with various approaches being explored to achieve more accurate timekeeping.

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